Earlier this week, we took to Twitter to ask Brooklyn Nets fans what concerned them the most about the upcoming season. Here are some of the responses:
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So with a lingering depth issue and a potential problem at the five spot, whether it be at the trade deadline or next summer - the Nets have an option.
The biggest difference between Joe Johnson and Carmelo Anthony - Joe was willing to put his pride aside and prove his value in a league like the Big3.
Naturally the question that for most people would immediately come to mind is - how worth it would that be?
The Brooklyn Nets already generate most of their offense on heavy ball movement and gratuitous floor spacing. So it could benefit them to run this offense.
The extension leaves just Joe Harris as the final remaining player awaiting his new contract, which would solidify the Brooklyn Nets as a legitimate threat.
Even with Kevin Durant out for a majority of the season the Brooklyn Nets are better in every measurable aspect. The Nets second unit would beat the Knicks.
This hasn't shaken Kenny's liking to it though. It's not used as a crutch, it's used as a mechanism to occasionally throw off the opposition.
Kyrie's sixth signature shoe has yet to have an official release date, however it's safe to assume they'll be launched by the beginning of the season
With Kevin Durant out for the foreseeable future, it will give Caris the opportunity to continue to develop under a thriving organization.
As long as Spencer Dinwiddie has a pulse, Rodions won't be the sixth man. So, he'll likely see significant minutes at power forward or small forward.
The Brooklyn Nets roster is set up in a way that will compliment Kyrie. He'll have Joe Harris, Caris LeVert, and Rodinos Kurucs on the perimeter
Similar to the Denver Nuggets, it seems as if any move the team could make may very well damage their chemistry and take a hit on their title chances.
The last thing that the Nets can do is let either player walk for absolutely nothing. There's too much value to be lost.So what do they do?
It's hard to assume that there's a reality in which the Brooklyn Nets are able to load up even more talent than they already have.
Not only is he a three time NBA Sixth Man of the Year, (2010, 2014 and 2016.) he's also had continued success as the king of the crossover
In the history of the NBA, Carmelo Anthony has proven himself to be one of the most scintillating players the game has seen.
What if Caris LeVert, Joe Harris, and Spencer Dinwiddie were all traded at once? It would certainly have to be for a Godfather offer.
In order to achieve a monumental season of 60 or more wins, a team has to go on several unbeatable runs. This is something that we can say will be tough.
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